Essentials of Assessing, Preventing, and Overcoming Reading Difficulties, 1st Edition Full Digital Edition
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List of Illustrations
Chapter Two: How We Teach Reading and Why It Does Not Work
With Struggling Readers
Figure 2.1 Terminology Related to Word-Level Reading
Figure 2.2 A Sampling of Some of the Many Possible Visual
Forms of “Reading”
Chapter Three: A Practical Framework for Understanding and
Assessing Reading Skills
Figure 3.1 English Words in Non-English Scripts
Figure 3.2 Two Questions to Consider When Students Display
Reading Comprehension Difficulties
Figure 3.3 Types of Reading Difficulties Organized Under the
Simple View of Reading
Figure 3.4 Common Skill Pattern of Compensating Readers
(Mean Performances)
Figure 3.5 Reading and Its Components Based on the Original
Formulation of the Simple View of Reading
Figure 3.6 A Sample of a Rapid Naming Task With Digits
Figure 3.7 Word-Level Reading in an Expanded Simple View
of Reading
Figure 3.8 The Components of Linguistic Comprehension in
an Expanded Simple View of Reading
Chapter Four: Understanding Word Recognition Difficulties
Figure 4.1 Skills Involved in Letter-Name and Letter-Sound
Knowledge
Figure 4.2 Phonic Decoding. The contribution of letter-sound
knowledge and phonological blending to activate the spoken
form of words
Figure 4.3 The Orthographic Mapping/Sight Word Learning
Process. Sounds in the phonological lexicon map onto letters
via phoneme awareness/analysis to produce an orthographic
memory of written words
Figure 4.4 The Orthographic Mapping Process. Whole-word
pronunciations are phonemically analyzed and then
connected with printed letter strings
Chapter Six: Assessing Phonological Processing Skills
Figure 6.1 A Comparison of Four Phonological Awareness
Subtests with 67 Students in the Winter/Spring of First Grade
Figure 6.2 A Comparison of Four Phonological Awareness
Subtests with 50 Students in the Winter/Spring of Second
Grade
Chapter Ten: Effective Approaches for Preventing Reading
Difficulties
Figure 10.1 Developmental Teaching Hierarchy for
Phonological Awareness Skills
List of Tables
Chapter Two: How We Teach Reading and Why It Does Not Work
With Struggling Readers
Table 2.1 What the Three Classic Reading Approaches Have to
Say (or Not Say) About Word Identification Versus Word
Recognition
Chapter Four: Understanding Word Recognition Difficulties
Table 4.1 The Most Common English Words That Contain
More Than One Irregular Letter-to-Sound Correspondence
Chapter Eight: Assessing Word Identification and Reading
Fluency
Table 8.1 The Type of Lines a Student Sees on the TOSWRF-2
Representing Three Levels of Difficulty (None Are Actual
Lines From the Test)
Chapter Ten: Effective Approaches for Preventing Reading
Difficulties
Table 10.1 Comparisons of Groupings in the Bradley and
Bryant (1983), Ball and Blachman (1988) and Cunningham
(1990) Studies
Chapter Twelve: Case Illustrations
Table 12.1 List of Abbreviations for Tests
Table 12.2 Eugene—November of Grade 2 (2003)
Table 12.3 Karen—May of Grade 6 (2011)
Table 12.4 Tim—June of Grade 8 (2010)
Table 12.5 Jim—December of Grade 6 (2010)
Table 12.6 Sean—September of Grade 3 (2005)
Table 12.7 Norma—May of Grade 6 (2009)
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